Travel by ferry to the Faroe Islands! Travelling to the Faroe Islands couldn't be more relaxed than by ferry. This way you start your Faroe Islands holiday rested and without stress.
The Faroe Islands can only be reached from mainland Europe via Ferry from Denmark. From Hirtshals, ferries operates once or twice a week, depending on the season. There is also a weekly connection from Iceland to the Faroe Islands during the summer months.
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Search & Book Ferries to the Faroe Islands
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Ferry ports on the Faroe Islands
You can find an overview of all ferry ports on the Faroe Islands here.
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Travel guide Faroe Islands
Holiday on the Faroe Islands
Far out in the North Atlantic, between Iceland, Norway and Scotland, a spectacular destination awaits you. The Faroe Islands belong to Denmark and consist of 18 islands. They all offer breathtaking scenery, solitude and fascinating birdlife. Local hospitality, culinary delights and famous festivals promise unforgettable holiday moments.
TOP excursion destinations on the Faroe Islands
The capital of the Faroe Islands is Tórshavn, named after the Germanic god Thor. It looks back on a thousand years of history and enchants its guests with a beautiful old town and colorful houses. The fortress Skansin, a white painted harbour church and a beautiful lighthouse are also among the sights.
A fascinating natural spectacle is Sørvágsvatn, the largest lake in the Faroe Islands. It is known as the “lake above the sea”. Because it is located at a height of 32 meters on a cliff. As if that wasn’t spectacular enough, it drains vertically into the North Atlantic via the mighty Bøsdalafossur waterfall.
A hike leads up to the highest mountain on the islands.
From the 880-metre-high Slættaratindur peak, you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the entire island world.
On the Faroe Islands many mighty cliffs rise from the roaring Atlantic. Its height is impressive. The vertical cliff face of Cape Enniberg is 754 meters high. World record!
One of the most beautiful sights is the rich bird life. There are more than 300 species, including the charming puffin.
Entry requirements
German nationals need an identity card, passport or children’s passport for a stay in the Faroe Islands.
All documents must be valid for the entire duration of your stay.
Alternative travel options
An alternative journey is only possible by plane. Direct flights to Vágar are available all year round from Denmark, Scotland, Iceland and Norway.
Ferry to the Faroe Islands Experiences & Travelogues
